Over 60 killed in Myanmar quakeMore than 60 people were killed and 90 injured after a strong earthquake struck Myanmar near its border with Thailand.
Mekong water security dominates conference agendaWater scarcity and declining quality would be a challenge to countries in the region, a study group on water resources security was told.
Wozniacki in bid for US title doubleWorld No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki launched her bid for a second straight crown with a victory at the Miami WTA and ATP Masters tournament.
Dutch business delegation to visit VietnamThe Prince of Orange and Princess Máxima of the Netherlands, accompanied by more than 100 business people, will pay an official visit to Vietnam.
Central earthly paradise attracts touristsThien Duong Cave in the Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park has become a favourite destination of tourists.
At least 11 dead after powerful earthquake rocks MyanmarA powerful earthquake struck the northeastern region of Myanmar on Thursday. At least 11 people were killed.
Large quake hits Myanmar near northern ThailandA large 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar near the border with northern Thailand, killing a woman and shaking buildings in three big cities.
Opera Software scouts for Vietnam partnersOpera Software ASA said it is seeking Vietnamese partners to develop and localize mobile applications.
Money troubles: searching for a dollarSince the new monetary policies of Vietnam's state bank have become strictly enforced, US dollars are hard to come by.
Nation’s CPI rises 2.17 percent in MarchVietnam’s consumer price index in March saw a month-on-month rise of 2.17 percent, pushing the first quarter’s CPI up by 12.79 percent year-on-year.
7.0 magnitude quake hits near Thailand, tremors felt in HanoiTwo strong earthquakes struck northeastern Myanmar Thursday night. They could be felt as far away as Hanoi.
France pursues Libya air strikes, NATO talksBlasts and anti-aircraft fire rattled the Libyan capital as France hailed the allied air raids against Moamer Kadhafi's forces.
Crackdown on bear-bile tours in Vietnam welcomedThe World Society for the Protection of Animals welcomed Vietnam's efforts to crack down on bear-bile tourism.
Quality of underground water is degradingUnderground water is degrading in quality, which is a big problem for nearly all water utilization projects.
Crucial EU summit split on Libya, upset by PortugalEurope's leaders head into a crucial summit, torn over the military campaign in Libya and facing a political crisis in Portugal.
10,000 paper cranes to pray for JapanAround 500 students from a university in Hanoi gathered to fold 10,000 paper cranes to pray for Japanese victims struck by recent earthquakes and tsunami.
Non-state universities raise tuition fees, dealing a blow on studentsSome universities have announced increases in tuition fees for the 2011 academic year, making costs of learning become too expensive in Vietnam.
Global food scare widens from Japan nuclear plantAustralia, Canada and Singapore joined a list of countries shunning Japanese food imports.
PM approves $1.2 billion plan for rural communication developmentThe Vietnamese prime minister has approved a VND25 trillion project on rural information and communication development.
National Assembly fine-tunes anti-trafficking lawNational Assembly deputies have discussed the Law against Human Trafficking and policies related to the capital city of Hanoi.